Original U.S. Civil War Homemade Lead Knuckle Duster 20th Century Standard WWII issue Japanese field

Standard WWII issue Japanese field telephone

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the second armed patrol of an AEF fighter unit resulted in two victories when Lieutenants Alan Winslow and Douglas Campbell (the first American-trained ace) of the 94th Aero Squadron each downed an enemy aircraft over their own airfield at Gengoult

Original U.S. Civil War Homemade Lead Knuckle Duster 20th Century Standard WWII issue Japanese fieldOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just acquired from a recent military auction, is a great example of a lead knuckle duster dating from the United States Civil War. Made by melting down lead bullets, these were moderately popular for close combat during the war, and could easily be made with the heat from a camp fire. These are quite smart looking, and probably were hand carved after the original casting. The knuckles measure 4 inches wide by 2. 5 inches